2 minutes agoIraqi forces defeat I's warriors SIS
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(9 years ago)Iraqi forces attacking the last warriors of I SIS from hiding in Mosul a day after the city was declared freed from the terrorist group. Half-naked warriors had paraded on the street while others were trapped by an armoured vehicle. Meanwhile, successive air strikes hit parts of the city [...]
Half-naked warriors had paraded on the street while others were trapped by an armoured vehicle.
Meanwhile, successive air strikes hit parts of the Old Town of Mosul amid fears that fighters are waiting in ambush and have left explosive traps behind.
Lieutenant General Stephen Townsend at the head of the American Command Forces in Iraq said if we have to keep it I SIS from a evental show, the Iraqi government must do something very important differently.
They should be able to reconcile with the Sunnite population, and make them feel like their government in Baghdad represents them. Townsend said.
I think everyone learned the hard way, that if you don't stand nearby and do the job, we'll go back 10 years” quoted the American diplomat.
Their warnings came after I's warriors The SIS leaving Mosul captured the village of Imam Gharbi, south, positioning in guerrilla-style tactics, reports the Daily Mail, the Periscope broadcast.
Armed militants with automatic weapons and mortars have confiscated more than 75 per cent of the village, located on the west bank of the Tigris River about 44km south of Mosul. The Iraqi Army said reinforcements are expected.
The Islamic State launched its attack on Imam Gharbi last week in the type of attack expected to take place now, while US-backed Iraqi forces regain control over the cities the group had seized during the 2014 offensive./Periksopi/
Lieutenant General Speen Townsend (left) has welcomed historic victory over I SIS in Mosul, but he said this terror group could be renewed if the government fails and repels Sunni Muslims.
Iraqi forces fight to save Mosul from I's warriors The SIS before Prime Minister Haider al-Abad declared victory.
The whole city is now under control by Iraqi forces, but there are terrorists hiding among the civilian population who have been released to revanch.
Smoke rises high from the old city of Mosul when there was spordical fighting on Monday afternoon.
Iraq's security forces are looking for the hidden ISIS fighters.
Sporadical Allied forces with ISIS warriors.
I own troops The SIS who were part of Al-Qaeda's group as a group in 2014 in Iraq, before they declared the state of Califat.
The commander of the U.S. forces said that to take the old town of Mosul, there had to be a lot of military machines not seen by World War II.
Iraqi troops celebrating victory at the centre of the Mosul after last month they claimed to have defeated I SIS, but it's officially been announced yesterday.
The Iraqi warrior holds the rocket-greed and a security service vehicle near him.
More than 1,000 Iraqis and coalition troops died in the Mosul war.
Iraqi forces now help rebuild the city, which has been very war - torn for eight months.
Soldiers were not the only ones who celebrated the loss of I SIS, but even civilians came out to celebrate in the city of Kerala.
Cars filled with people wave the Iraqi flag in Baghdad to celebrate the loss of ISIS.
People celebrate victory over the terror group in Tharir Square, Baghdad.
As long as I end SIS is close to extinction in the Middle East, this region is in danger of being attacked by an eventual attack.
I SIS seeks new fronts to conquer and make unstable places around the world, including the town of Marawi in the Philippines.
High smoke in the town of Cobani photographed by American Air Force and Coalicon on November 17, 2014.
